This choice: Amanda continues her destruction • Go Back...Chapter #6Doomed Ashville by: Rokaido   “Honey, we shouldn’t do this out in the open,” Amanda tried to stifle a giggle.
Seth pulled himself off Amanda’s puffy labia, coating his pristine suit with her love secretions. He took a few steps back in order to see Amanda over her pelvic mound, plowing through a few Lilliputian shops in the process. The powdery rubble under his fancy dress shoes turned to goop as a gentle flood of Amanda’s pussy juice poured onto the neighborhood.
“You’re so cute when you’re bashful,” Seth said while stepping on a fleeing family van. “But we’re alone out here. It’s just you and me babe.”
Amanda gave her one-inch boyfriend a playful smile. She then pulled back her heels towards her ass, dragging her long feet across the cityscape. The destruction was palpable. Seth’s throbbing member stained his underwear as he gazed at his girlfriend’s feet. They were about ten times his height as they were long.
“Hey, wouldn’t it be crazy if this abandoned Lilliputian city was populated?” Seth asked.
“That would be horrible.” Amanda frowned. “I don’t think I would be able to live with myself if I stepped on defenseless Lilliputian city.”
“Yea, that would be horrible.” Seth stroked his cock. “Come on babe, you need to finish this so that we can get ready for the concert.”
“Okay sweetie.”
Amanda stood to her full height. Her white dress stretched and contoured to her body. She slipped on her sandals over a residential district, wiping all domestic life from thousands of loving Lilliputian families.
She took one-step forward, stepping right in front of Seth so that the arch of her foot was in front of him. The soles of her foamy sandals were half his height. He reached out and felt her soft sensitive skin. Seth looked around the neighborhood and then at Amanda’s long feet. His heart rate went to overdrive as he tried to calculate the many lives were lost under Amanda’s unaware feet.
Amanda’s smile was full of love as she proceeded to saunter around Ashville. Unable to move with his hard erection, Seth stared at his girlfriend’s leg muscles flex and relax as she walked. Every deep thump of her steps caused Seth to twitch.
“I can make this go real fast.” Amanda said as she reached the outskirts of the city. Ashville itself was modestly size city. It occupied an area similar to a large living room rug. Amanda started at the outermost part of this city and started circling in. Leaving rectangular round footprints were a happy little city once stood. “The Lilliputians are so cute. I wish I can meet some of them, but I don’t think I’ll be able to see them.”
“I can arrange something if you really want to meet some Lilliputians.” Seth said as Amanda continued her devastating destruction with her feet.
“Don’t be silly, I wouldn’t be able to see them.” Amanda stepped atop of the slums located near the base of the mountains. None of the poor structures passed the top of the foam soles. “I might hurt the Lilliputians without knowing it.”
Amanda took another step and stopped to admire her pedicure. The shiny pink polish differentiated itself against the greys of the city. She continued another lap and drew closer to the center, where skyscrapers strained to match the height of her ankles.
Seth took off his jacket and let the lavish fabric drape across Ashville’s fleeing citizens. Seth couldn’t help but laugh as he felt structures implode under his leather dress shoes; it was as if the structures were made of Popsicle sticks. A few times, Seth had to jump down into one of Amanda’s catastrophic footprints. The various hues of grey and brown were indiscernible to Seth, but what made him smile from ear to ear were the flattened Lilliputians. They looked like road kill, taking in the pattern from the underside of Amanda’s sandal soles.
The tall skyscrapers were either two or three times Seth’s height. He looked in wonder at the cars zipping between his feet and the swarms of screaming Lilliputians taking shelter back in the buildings they evacuated. Mass chaos ensued in the lobby of these downtown buildings as the heard of evacuees clashed with the heard of people trying to rush back in from the streets.
The chaos turned uniform when the saw an extravagant Gulliverian shoe crush a packed bus. The female Lilliputians let out high pitch squeals as glass from the bus shot outwards like an exploding aquarium, the male Lilliputians for the most part knocked each other over as they tried to clamor towards safety.
Gaggles of Lilliputians lost their footing and dropped to the ground, reaching out and grabbing other Lilliputians to break their fall—it was like watching a set of dominoes fall one by one. Elevators strained to lift their packed cabs up to higher ground. Tight stairwells came to standstills, as the fleeing Lilliputians didn’t know whether to go up or down.
Seth loved it all.
The slum district that disappeared under three steps from Amanda feet probably cost Seth the equivalent to his upscale bathroom back at his mansion. The endless rows of suburbs were as expensive as two of his cheaper cars. The business zone, to include the five skyscrapers, cost as much as complete wardrobe. Overall, Ashville was expensive, but only a fraction compared to Seth’s vast wealth.
Seth’s hands dug into the corners of the nearby financial tower laden with reflective blue glass. He could see his handsomely cruel face in the mirrored windows as he began to push the building over. His feet dug into the Lilliputian street as if it were a gym mat as he put his weight and strength into toppling the tower.
The corners of the building under his hand broke off letting his hands go free, but his forward momentum meant that his face struck the building’s façade. Glass rained down onto the streets. Seth was starting to see red and began huffing and puffing. The tower stood tall and unfazed by Seth’s attempt to topple it over. It was as if the building were mocking him with its superior height and strength.
A rippling sound filled Seth’s ear—the source of the sound came from high above.
“I saw everything,” Amanda didn’t attempt to hide her boisterous laugh. “Need some help?”
Amanda balanced herself on one leg, sinking deeper into the ground as her whole body weight shifted. She raised her right foot, free from her sandal, right beside Seth and even gave him a gentle push out of the way. She then then splayed out her toes and jammed her big toe and second toe on either side of the structure.
Seth could see the frantic Lilliputians from inside the building rush to the windows to see what was causing the violent quakes. The Lilliputians looked insignificant compared to Amanda’s toe.
Amanda gave her toes a squeeze. Steel groaned and glass shattered into trillions of pieces. The top of the building swayed back and forth and leaned over the gash Amanda’s toes left. She removed her foot just in time to see the building collapse like a tree falling in the forest. The Lilliputians inside didn’t know what happened.
The mighty building collapsed on the ground and managed to hold its form—it more or less looked like a sack of potatoes. Some Lilliputians survived, but that was rendered moot as Amanda brought her foot down on the fallen building (only a third the length of her foot).
Seth looked on with a straight face. Amanda used next to no energy demolishing a proud building. A building he couldn’t even make shake.
“There you go tiny one.” Amanda giggled.
“Would you stop messing around and get going with demolishing this shithole?” Seth shot back.
“What? What’s wrong honey?”
“I said, quit screwing around and destroy this fucking place.”
“What’s with the language?” Amanda asked with a soft, concerned voice. “I’m sorry I called you tiny.”
“Shut up already.” Seth had steam coming out of his ears. “I’ll take away the goddamn concert if you don’t demolish this place in the next minute.”
Under her breath, and with a look of a child being scolded, Amanda said “maybe I don’t want a private concert.”
Seth starred back with no change in emotion.
Amanda looked down with eyes showing the first signs of tears.
“I’m sorry honey,” Amanda broke the silence. “I’ll do as you say.”
Amanda’s saunter around Ashville turned to destruction that was more clinical. The Lilliputians never stood a chance to her feet as she stomped and swiped her foot across the crumbling cityscape.
Seth let some of his rage by reaching into standing structures and grabbing Lilliputians by the handful. He proceeded with just squeezing their lives between his fingers. Seth walked away from the downtown district, no longer aroused, and no longer amused.
Amanda returned to the downtown area after seeing Seth walk away and made quick work of the prominent skyscrapers. She flattened each one, one by one, as if crushing aluminium cans.
The screaming ceased. The sirens from emergency vehicles ceased. The only sound that remained was the steady rumbling of flames in the distance. Ashville once stood on flat ground with crystalline towers, green patches of parks, and labyrinth like suburbs—was now just dirt; similar to a tilled land.
The sky turned orange as the sun lowered in the horizon. Seth looked up at Amanda who looked down with concern. You have the following choice: 1. Continue |
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